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Only one eyelash on and she still dropped some of the best Mexican rice secrets I’ve seen — fluffy, flavorful, and packed with those little hacks that actually work. If you’ve ever made Mexican rice that turned out mushy, crunchy, or stuck to the bottom of the pan, this method might finally fix it for you. She uses Jasmine rice and starts by toasting it in oil until it turns a nice golden brown. Then she adds water using a 1:3 ratio, along with tomato sauce and seasoning. After one quick stir, she covers it and doesn’t touch it again. It cooks for 10 minutes, then she turns the heat off and lets it rest covered for another 15 minutes total. The biggest rule? No lifting the lid early. The result is perfectly cooked rice that doesn’t stick or get mushy. A lot of people apparently struggle with this because they either don’t toast the rice first or they keep peeking and stirring while it’s cooking. I’m always here for practical kitchen tips that actually make sense. Have you ever had trouble getting Mexican rice right, or do you have a method that works well for you?

Only one eyelash on and she still dropped some of the best Mexican rice secrets I’ve seen — fluffy, flavorful, and packed with those little hacks that actually work. If you’ve ever made Mexican rice that turned out mushy, crunchy, or stuck to the bottom of the pan, this method might finally fix it for you. She uses Jasmine rice and starts by toasting it in oil until it turns a nice golden brown. Then she adds water using a 1:3 ratio, along with tomato sauce and seasoning. After one quick stir, she covers it and doesn’t touch it again. It cooks for 10 minutes, then she turns the heat off and lets it rest covered for another 15 minutes total. The biggest rule? No lifting the lid early. The result is perfectly cooked rice that doesn’t stick or get mushy. A lot of people apparently struggle with this because they either don’t toast the rice first or they keep peeking and stirring while it’s cooking. I’m always here for practical kitchen tips that actually make sense. Have you ever had trouble getting Mexican rice right, or do you have a method that works well for you?

End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

102,516 次观看 • 3 个月前

260729 weverse live #KIMGYUVIN this one’s for gyuvin’s dad 🤣 mr. kim, please stay on a good side of twitter 🙏🏻 🩵 gyuvin-ah, your dad is really famous in china! 🐶 …if you guys bump into my dad some day, please pretend you don’t know him and go on about your day. my dad kinda caught the celebrity disease these days. he doesn’t do his work, and instead is always just looking at the stock market and twitter all day. after the showcon in macau, we still had a fansign the next day, so i met up with my mom and dad. we went around some place, and do you know what my dad said to me? 👨🏻 ‘hey gyuvin-ah, that person knows me, not you! not you~~’ 🐶 this is a big problem… dad said ‘that’s not about you, you know, don’t get it twisted, okay~~’ ah…… now we need to cut down on the number of concerts or something, when we do a concert my dad is the most excited one. he’s like, ‘ah, is that so???? is that so~~~ ah~~~’

260729 weverse live #KIMGYUVIN this one’s for gyuvin’s dad 🤣 mr. kim, please stay on a good side of twitter 🙏🏻 🩵 gyuvin-ah, your dad is really famous in china! 🐶 …if you guys bump into my dad some day, please pretend you don’t know him and go on about your day. my dad kinda caught the celebrity disease these days. he doesn’t do his work, and instead is always just looking at the stock market and twitter all day. after the showcon in macau, we still had a fansign the next day, so i met up with my mom and dad. we went around some place, and do you know what my dad said to me? 👨🏻 ‘hey gyuvin-ah, that person knows me, not you! not you’ 🐶 this is a big problem… dad said ‘that’s not about you, you know, don’t get it twisted, okay’ ah…… now we need to cut down on the number of concerts or something, when we do a concert my dad is the most excited one. he’s like, ‘ah, is that so???? is that so~ ah~’

쏟아

12,623 次观看 • 1 个月前

This man man had bought his son an iPad for Christmas. One day while visiting his son tells him that his brother keeps taking his iPad and doesn’t let him use it. The man was upset and he knows even though the other child isn’t his, he feels like he needs to speak up and set an example. He works hard to support his child and he provides for him very well. He doesn’t feel bad that the other kid’s in the house’s father’s don’t do anything for their kids, it’s not his concern. Is he wrong for talking to the other child like this, is he just looking out for his own kid, or is he being selfish and should have a little compassion because it’s not the other child’s fault their father isn’t providing for them as he should?

This man man had bought his son an iPad for Christmas. One day while visiting his son tells him that his brother keeps taking his iPad and doesn’t let him use it. The man was upset and he knows even though the other child isn’t his, he feels like he needs to speak up and set an example. He works hard to support his child and he provides for him very well. He doesn’t feel bad that the other kid’s in the house’s father’s don’t do anything for their kids, it’s not his concern. Is he wrong for talking to the other child like this, is he just looking out for his own kid, or is he being selfish and should have a little compassion because it’s not the other child’s fault their father isn’t providing for them as he should?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

365,507 次观看 • 6 个月前

These are the analytics from my 2 TikTok accounts and my Instagram Around 200 downloads a day, and between $50 and $200 - One video a day on each account - 3 minutes of work, no editing - No VPN on any of them - Two accounts in Spanish, one in English The English one pulls views from European countries instead of the US I do not think you need to complicate this with VPNs to get your first $1000 and find out whether your app actually works Everything I am doing here I have already shared publicly on this account Now that it works I am going to try it again with a VPN pointed at the US

These are the analytics from my 2 TikTok accounts and my Instagram Around 200 downloads a day, and between $50 and $200 - One video a day on each account - 3 minutes of work, no editing - No VPN on any of them - Two accounts in Spanish, one in English The English one pulls views from European countries instead of the US I do not think you need to complicate this with VPNs to get your first $1000 and find out whether your app actually works Everything I am doing here I have already shared publicly on this account Now that it works I am going to try it again with a VPN pointed at the US

Adrià Martinez

26,904 次观看 • 1 个月前

Three new toxic pesticides just hit your food, and nobody warned you. The EPA quietly approved three forever chemical pesticides for use on America's food supply, with no warning to the farm workers who handle them or the families eating the food they're sprayed on. The approvals, first reported by the Environmental Working Group, allow the chemicals to be sprayed directly on major food crops including wheat and citrus. The EPA's own internal data links them to animal tumors and persistent water contamination. The approvals were posted quietly, with no notice to the press or the public. These aren't replacing glyphosate. They're being sprayed alongside it, because glyphosate-resistant weeds have developed and the industry needs another chemical to keep the crops clear. Every step forward on food safety seems to get matched by a quiet step back in the opposite direction.

Three new toxic pesticides just hit your food, and nobody warned you. The EPA quietly approved three forever chemical pesticides for use on America's food supply, with no warning to the farm workers who handle them or the families eating the food they're sprayed on. The approvals, first reported by the Environmental Working Group, allow the chemicals to be sprayed directly on major food crops including wheat and citrus. The EPA's own internal data links them to animal tumors and persistent water contamination. The approvals were posted quietly, with no notice to the press or the public. These aren't replacing glyphosate. They're being sprayed alongside it, because glyphosate-resistant weeds have developed and the industry needs another chemical to keep the crops clear. Every step forward on food safety seems to get matched by a quiet step back in the opposite direction.

The HighWire

14,888 次观看 • 1 个月前

I’m thrilled to announce we’ve raised $44M to build a new home for product design. Meet Noon. No workflow is more broken and fragmented in 2026 than the product designers’. The very same people who care most about building software don’t have software purpose built for them. Kushagra Sinha and I have lived this problem first hand as designers ourselves. That’s why we built Noon. The first product design tool that works entirely on your product code, so you can design not only how a product looks, but also how it works. With AI at its core that works in seconds, not minutes. For the first time, you can create, iterate, build, test and ship. All in one canvas. No translations or roundtrips to the codebase and back. Comment “Get Noon” and we’ll get you on the list for early access.

I’m thrilled to announce we’ve raised $44M to build a new home for product design. Meet Noon. No workflow is more broken and fragmented in 2026 than the product designers’. The very same people who care most about building software don’t have software purpose built for them. Kushagra Sinha and I have lived this problem first hand as designers ourselves. That’s why we built Noon. The first product design tool that works entirely on your product code, so you can design not only how a product looks, but also how it works. With AI at its core that works in seconds, not minutes. For the first time, you can create, iterate, build, test and ship. All in one canvas. No translations or roundtrips to the codebase and back. Comment “Get Noon” and we’ll get you on the list for early access.

Aditya Bandi

684,501 次观看 • 5 个月前

Winning the battle of the inner tie rods. Ever get stuck on an inner tie rod that just won’t budge with your standard tools? We’ve all been there—limited space, zero leverage, and a whole lot of frustration. Instead of fighting it or buying another expensive, specialized kit that might not even fit, check out this absolute game-changer. The "Muffler Clamp" Method: By using a simple exhaust/muffler clamp, you can create a rock-solid point of contact on the tie rod housing. This allows you to: Get Maximum Grip: No more slipping on rounded surfaces. Leverage Anything: Use a standard wrench or extension to break it loose with ease. Save Time: Get the job done in minutes without pulling your hair out. This is one of those "old school" tricks that proves you don't always need the fanciest tool in the catalog—just a little bit of mechanical ingenuity. 💡 If you have another hack that you to win this battle, please share it below.

Winning the battle of the inner tie rods. Ever get stuck on an inner tie rod that just won’t budge with your standard tools? We’ve all been there—limited space, zero leverage, and a whole lot of frustration. Instead of fighting it or buying another expensive, specialized kit that might not even fit, check out this absolute game-changer. The "Muffler Clamp" Method: By using a simple exhaust/muffler clamp, you can create a rock-solid point of contact on the tie rod housing. This allows you to: Get Maximum Grip: No more slipping on rounded surfaces. Leverage Anything: Use a standard wrench or extension to break it loose with ease. Save Time: Get the job done in minutes without pulling your hair out. This is one of those "old school" tricks that proves you don't always need the fanciest tool in the catalog—just a little bit of mechanical ingenuity. 💡 If you have another hack that you to win this battle, please share it below.

Chuckling Charlie

12,900 次观看 • 4 个月前

This son lost his father’s truck. Capital One repossessed his dad's truck who recently passed away unexpectedly at work. Capital One told him the only way to get it back was to pay the full loan balance of nearly $50,000. He asked for another option. He asked to continue making the payments. He asked for compassion. Every answer was no. 😡 He said the truck wasn’t just a vehicle to him, it’s was one of the last things he had that reminded him of his dad. 💔 He wasn't asking for debt forgiveness. He wasn't asking Capital One to erase the loan. He was asking for the opportunity to keep the last thing that belonged to his dad by continuing to make the payments after he passed away. Many people said that when their parents or siblings had passed that they didn’t notify the bank and just kept making the payments in their name in order to keep the vehicle. ❤️ Some said keep tabs on the vehicles VIN number and when it goes to auction, buy it then. Tell everyone bidding on it what it means to you. 💯 I feel for this guy. I have my grandpa’s classic Chevy Impala. It’s not about the car, it’s about my grandpa. ❤️ Do you have a vehicle that is sentimental to you because it belonged to your dad or mom or someone who special to you who passed away?

This son lost his father’s truck. Capital One repossessed his dad's truck who recently passed away unexpectedly at work. Capital One told him the only way to get it back was to pay the full loan balance of nearly $50,000. He asked for another option. He asked to continue making the payments. He asked for compassion. Every answer was no. 😡 He said the truck wasn’t just a vehicle to him, it’s was one of the last things he had that reminded him of his dad. 💔 He wasn't asking for debt forgiveness. He wasn't asking Capital One to erase the loan. He was asking for the opportunity to keep the last thing that belonged to his dad by continuing to make the payments after he passed away. Many people said that when their parents or siblings had passed that they didn’t notify the bank and just kept making the payments in their name in order to keep the vehicle. ❤️ Some said keep tabs on the vehicles VIN number and when it goes to auction, buy it then. Tell everyone bidding on it what it means to you. 💯 I feel for this guy. I have my grandpa’s classic Chevy Impala. It’s not about the car, it’s about my grandpa. ❤️ Do you have a vehicle that is sentimental to you because it belonged to your dad or mom or someone who special to you who passed away?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

1,095,570 次观看 • 2 个月前

🇲🇽❤️ This little boy just melted the internet — and every dad’s heart. For a whole year, he saved every single peso from his allowance. No toys. No candy. No games. Just one mission burning in his little heart: buy his dad the authentic Mexican National Team soccer jersey he’d been wanting forever. When Father’s Day finally arrived, he walked up with the biggest surprise of his dad’s life. “Dad? Close your eyes…” His dad obeyed, smiling, probably expecting a handmade card or a hug. Instead, he opened his eyes to the real deal — the official green jersey with the eagle, the Aztec patterns, the quality stitching that only true fans recognize. His reaction says everything: “No freaking way… Oh my god. I’ve been wanting one of these. Is this the real one?” “Yeah.” “Where did you get $100, bro?” “From my allowance. I saved it since last year… because I know you’re the best dad. Do you like your gift?” Tears. Hugs. The kind of moment that makes time stand still. This isn’t just a jersey. It’s a year of skipped treats. It’s quiet sacrifice. It’s a little boy saying “I see how hard you work for us… and I wanted to give something back.” In a world obsessed with big flashy gifts, this child reminded us that the most powerful ones come from small hands and enormous love. To every dad grinding every day so their kids can dream bigger — and to every kid who notices: You are the real MVPs. To the heroes who wear the jersey of fatherhood with pride every single day. ⚽🇲🇽 Tag your dad or your son right now. Let them know they’re loved like this. ❤️ What’s the most thoughtful gift you’ve ever given or received from family? Tell us below 👇 #Heartwarming #FatherSonBond #MexicanPride #ElTri #AuthenticJersey #ViralLove #BestDadEver #PureLove

🇲🇽❤️ This little boy just melted the internet — and every dad’s heart. For a whole year, he saved every single peso from his allowance. No toys. No candy. No games. Just one mission burning in his little heart: buy his dad the authentic Mexican National Team soccer jersey he’d been wanting forever. When Father’s Day finally arrived, he walked up with the biggest surprise of his dad’s life. “Dad? Close your eyes…” His dad obeyed, smiling, probably expecting a handmade card or a hug. Instead, he opened his eyes to the real deal — the official green jersey with the eagle, the Aztec patterns, the quality stitching that only true fans recognize. His reaction says everything: “No freaking way… Oh my god. I’ve been wanting one of these. Is this the real one?” “Yeah.” “Where did you get $100, bro?” “From my allowance. I saved it since last year… because I know you’re the best dad. Do you like your gift?” Tears. Hugs. The kind of moment that makes time stand still. This isn’t just a jersey. It’s a year of skipped treats. It’s quiet sacrifice. It’s a little boy saying “I see how hard you work for us… and I wanted to give something back.” In a world obsessed with big flashy gifts, this child reminded us that the most powerful ones come from small hands and enormous love. To every dad grinding every day so their kids can dream bigger — and to every kid who notices: You are the real MVPs. To the heroes who wear the jersey of fatherhood with pride every single day. ⚽🇲🇽 Tag your dad or your son right now. Let them know they’re loved like this. ❤️ What’s the most thoughtful gift you’ve ever given or received from family? Tell us below 👇 #Heartwarming #FatherSonBond #MexicanPride #ElTri #AuthenticJersey #ViralLove #BestDadEver #PureLove

ℳ𝒜𝒢𝒜_𝒳_𝒯𝒾𝓂𝑒𝓈 𝒟𝒶𝒾𝓁𝓎 𝒩𝑒𝓌𝓈🇺🇸

11,854 次观看 • 1 个月前

A Democrat Tennessee state rep. just openly called to abolish ICE on CNN. Scott Jennings let him hang himself with his own words. Scott Jennings asked Justin Pearson a series of questions — NONE of which he had an answer for. PEARSON: “This administration cannot be trusted and they can’t be trusted to hold themselves accountable.” “Even after the killing of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, they didn’t want to share information about what was happening, which is why we have to abolish ICE.” “We have to abolish the Customs and Border Patrol and the way they currently exist, and replace them with something that actually does the work that we need for them to, which is why we need a Congress—” JENNINGS: “Which work is that, by the way?” PEARSON: “I’ll tell you what the work is not, the work is not killing American citizens.” JENNINGS: “No. You said the work we need them to do. I’m interested in your opinion. What is work we need them to do?” PEARSON: “The work is not killing American citizens.” JENNINGS: “No. What is work we need them to do?” PEARSON: “Well, first let’s look at what they don’t need to do. They don’t need to go into communities like Memphis, Tennessee.” JENNINGS: “Do they need to deport illegal aliens? Do they need to deport illegal aliens?! Can you say it?” “Can you say it?” “Do we need a federal law enforcement agency to deport illegal aliens, yes or no?” PEARSON: “We do need a federal law enforcement agency that deals with immigration that doesn’t kill people.” JENNINGS: “Is there a single illegal alien that you would deport?” “Name one. Is there one?” “So the answer is no?” “Is the Democratic position for 26, that there are no illegal aliens that should be deported?”

A Democrat Tennessee state rep. just openly called to abolish ICE on CNN. Scott Jennings let him hang himself with his own words. Scott Jennings asked Justin Pearson a series of questions — NONE of which he had an answer for. PEARSON: “This administration cannot be trusted and they can’t be trusted to hold themselves accountable.” “Even after the killing of Alex Pretti and Renee Good, they didn’t want to share information about what was happening, which is why we have to abolish ICE.” “We have to abolish the Customs and Border Patrol and the way they currently exist, and replace them with something that actually does the work that we need for them to, which is why we need a Congress—” JENNINGS: “Which work is that, by the way?” PEARSON: “I’ll tell you what the work is not, the work is not killing American citizens.” JENNINGS: “No. You said the work we need them to do. I’m interested in your opinion. What is work we need them to do?” PEARSON: “The work is not killing American citizens.” JENNINGS: “No. What is work we need them to do?” PEARSON: “Well, first let’s look at what they don’t need to do. They don’t need to go into communities like Memphis, Tennessee.” JENNINGS: “Do they need to deport illegal aliens? Do they need to deport illegal aliens?! Can you say it?” “Can you say it?” “Do we need a federal law enforcement agency to deport illegal aliens, yes or no?” PEARSON: “We do need a federal law enforcement agency that deals with immigration that doesn’t kill people.” JENNINGS: “Is there a single illegal alien that you would deport?” “Name one. Is there one?” “So the answer is no?” “Is the Democratic position for 26, that there are no illegal aliens that should be deported?”

Overton

224,199 次观看 • 6 个月前

Before Uber made him a billionaire, Travis Kalanick spent four years drawing no salary and living at his mother's house to keep a startup alive. He sold it for $19 million, cleared $3 million of his own, and to this day calls it the happiest day of his life. This is him on the company almost no one remembers, and why that one small win still outweighs everything he has built since. He started Red Swoosh in 2001, a file-sharing idea he describes as BitTorrent meets Akamai, before BitTorrent existed. By his own account it should never have survived. "That company wasn't meant to be and I willed it into being." For the first four years he paid himself nothing and moved back in with his mom. "The first 4 years, no salary. Lived at mom's." When Akamai finally bought it, the number that changed his life was not the kind that makes headlines today. "I sold it to Akamai for, like, I think it was like 19 million bucks. And probably to this day is still the happiest day of my life." He would go on to build Uber, worth a hundred times more. He still measures the best day of his life by the company that almost didn't make it. Bookmark & watch ↓

Before Uber made him a billionaire, Travis Kalanick spent four years drawing no salary and living at his mother's house to keep a startup alive. He sold it for $19 million, cleared $3 million of his own, and to this day calls it the happiest day of his life. This is him on the company almost no one remembers, and why that one small win still outweighs everything he has built since. He started Red Swoosh in 2001, a file-sharing idea he describes as BitTorrent meets Akamai, before BitTorrent existed. By his own account it should never have survived. "That company wasn't meant to be and I willed it into being." For the first four years he paid himself nothing and moved back in with his mom. "The first 4 years, no salary. Lived at mom's." When Akamai finally bought it, the number that changed his life was not the kind that makes headlines today. "I sold it to Akamai for, like, I think it was like 19 million bucks. And probably to this day is still the happiest day of my life." He would go on to build Uber, worth a hundred times more. He still measures the best day of his life by the company that almost didn't make it. Bookmark & watch ↓

Fireside Tapes

117,543 次观看 • 1 个月前

#NASCAR... Samantha Busch posted this two-minute tribute video this morning, honoring Kyle Busch on Father's Day with the following message: This still doesn't feel real at all. I was up all night thinking about what today should have looked like for Kyle and the kids. The Father’s Day cards that were already made sitting in a drawer with no one to give them to. Trying to figure out how to navigate a day that should be filled with so much joy for them. He was the dad who never missed a chance to be silly, race the kids around the neighborhood, wrap them in his arms, or stay up a little longer for one more book, one more question, one more moment. Nothing made him prouder than being Brexton and Lennix’s dad. Watching these memories hurts more than I can explain, but they also remind me how lucky we were to have him. Kyle, the kids, and I miss you every second of every day. Our hearts ache for you, but it’s more than that. Your absence is something we physically feel. Our bodies hurt from missing you, from reaching for someone who isn’t there, from loving someone we can’t hold anymore. I will keep telling your stories, sharing your laughs, and making sure Brexton and Lennix always know just how deeply they were loved by their dad. Happy Father’s Day. We love you and miss you more than words can say.

#NASCAR... Samantha Busch posted this two-minute tribute video this morning, honoring Kyle Busch on Father's Day with the following message: This still doesn't feel real at all. I was up all night thinking about what today should have looked like for Kyle and the kids. The Father’s Day cards that were already made sitting in a drawer with no one to give them to. Trying to figure out how to navigate a day that should be filled with so much joy for them. He was the dad who never missed a chance to be silly, race the kids around the neighborhood, wrap them in his arms, or stay up a little longer for one more book, one more question, one more moment. Nothing made him prouder than being Brexton and Lennix’s dad. Watching these memories hurts more than I can explain, but they also remind me how lucky we were to have him. Kyle, the kids, and I miss you every second of every day. Our hearts ache for you, but it’s more than that. Your absence is something we physically feel. Our bodies hurt from missing you, from reaching for someone who isn’t there, from loving someone we can’t hold anymore. I will keep telling your stories, sharing your laughs, and making sure Brexton and Lennix always know just how deeply they were loved by their dad. Happy Father’s Day. We love you and miss you more than words can say.

Joseph Srigley

188,495 次观看 • 2 个月前

This dad called 911 because his seven year old autistic son wasn’t behaving and was having a tantrum. The officer that spoke with him told the father that it was completely inappropriate to call the police over this. He said they have an entire town to protect and three officers responded and then asks the dad while chuckling - “can’t handle a seven year old?” The dad tells him that he has called 911 twice before but no one has ever got mad at him like this officer. The officer tells him that they are approaching charging him with false summoning a police officer. He also tells him that if he can’t handle a seven year then maybe they should get CYS involved because clearly the dad needs parenting classes. 😳 Many said the officer was rude and didn’t have to be. That his job is to protect and SERVE the community and that the family was just reaching out, that he needed support and someone to to talk to because they have no idea how hard it is to raise an autistic child? But others said this is not a job for a police officer, that they aren’t counselors and therapists and that there are many resources available through the city that he should using. 💯 I am team police officer. Some may find it rude but this is not in their job description. And being the third time? You have to put a stop to the 911 calls. What do you think? Do you think the officer had a right to be upset and talk the way he was talking to the dad being that this is the third time this has happened? Or, do you think he should have had more compassion for the father?

This dad called 911 because his seven year old autistic son wasn’t behaving and was having a tantrum. The officer that spoke with him told the father that it was completely inappropriate to call the police over this. He said they have an entire town to protect and three officers responded and then asks the dad while chuckling - “can’t handle a seven year old?” The dad tells him that he has called 911 twice before but no one has ever got mad at him like this officer. The officer tells him that they are approaching charging him with false summoning a police officer. He also tells him that if he can’t handle a seven year then maybe they should get CYS involved because clearly the dad needs parenting classes. 😳 Many said the officer was rude and didn’t have to be. That his job is to protect and SERVE the community and that the family was just reaching out, that he needed support and someone to to talk to because they have no idea how hard it is to raise an autistic child? But others said this is not a job for a police officer, that they aren’t counselors and therapists and that there are many resources available through the city that he should using. 💯 I am team police officer. Some may find it rude but this is not in their job description. And being the third time? You have to put a stop to the 911 calls. What do you think? Do you think the officer had a right to be upset and talk the way he was talking to the dad being that this is the third time this has happened? Or, do you think he should have had more compassion for the father?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

26,693 次观看 • 2 个月前

The final stretch of the interview brought everything into focus. Renz stressed that the movement must remain centered on one goal—freedom—even as leadership steers in the wrong direction. The real question, he explained, is whether to fight them or try to work with them. Renz made it clear he still believes Trump and Republicans are the best option on the table, but it’s far from perfect. “It doesn’t mean it’s a good bet. It doesn’t mean I’m okay with it,” he said. “I have two sons. I don’t care what I have to do to get them to freedom in their future. I just care that we get there.” Both he and Maria emphasized that silence is not an option. Podcasters and influencers, Renz argued, need to “make noise about this, screaming about it,” because staying quiet guarantees nothing will change. He made it clear he can support Trump on some issues and oppose him on others—but blind loyalty is no longer acceptable. Calling the Pfizer deal “a horrible, awful deal,” Renz said it made Trump “look like he is owned… like he was used… like he’s either a liar or an idiot.” Though he still gives Trump the benefit of the doubt, he admitted his patience is running thin. On Operation Warp Speed, his verdict was devastating: “Trump is responsible for the death of millions of people because of that. That failure. Operation Warp Speed was a failure. It was an epic failure… being logistically impressive at putting out a poison that murders people for profit is not something I would brag about.” It was a sobering conclusion. What about you—do you think we’re still on the right path, or sprinting in the wrong direction? Watch the full episode:👇

The final stretch of the interview brought everything into focus. Renz stressed that the movement must remain centered on one goal—freedom—even as leadership steers in the wrong direction. The real question, he explained, is whether to fight them or try to work with them. Renz made it clear he still believes Trump and Republicans are the best option on the table, but it’s far from perfect. “It doesn’t mean it’s a good bet. It doesn’t mean I’m okay with it,” he said. “I have two sons. I don’t care what I have to do to get them to freedom in their future. I just care that we get there.” Both he and Maria emphasized that silence is not an option. Podcasters and influencers, Renz argued, need to “make noise about this, screaming about it,” because staying quiet guarantees nothing will change. He made it clear he can support Trump on some issues and oppose him on others—but blind loyalty is no longer acceptable. Calling the Pfizer deal “a horrible, awful deal,” Renz said it made Trump “look like he is owned… like he was used… like he’s either a liar or an idiot.” Though he still gives Trump the benefit of the doubt, he admitted his patience is running thin. On Operation Warp Speed, his verdict was devastating: “Trump is responsible for the death of millions of people because of that. That failure. Operation Warp Speed was a failure. It was an epic failure… being logistically impressive at putting out a poison that murders people for profit is not something I would brag about.” It was a sobering conclusion. What about you—do you think we’re still on the right path, or sprinting in the wrong direction? Watch the full episode:👇

Vigilant Fox 🦊

33,027 次观看 • 11 个月前

Austin Metcalf’s dad GOES NUCLEAR 💥 on Karmelo Anthony parents‼️ Jeff Metcalf calls Karmelo’s dad a p*ssy 🔥 and says he raised one too. Keep in mind Jeff has been under a gag order this entire time. As the world reacted to his child’s murder he had to remain silent about it. The entire time Karmelo’s family and the people they acquired to speak for them have been attacking Austin’s family and spreading lies about the case. Karmelo’s supporters celebrated Austin’s death and spread some of the most vile things I’ve ever seen all across social media. And through it all Jeff couldn’t say a single word because it could get in the way of him getting justice for his son. That takes a level of strength and restraint that most of us aren’t capable of. Having seen it all play out myself first hand I understand how hard that must’ve been and I also understand his need to finally get all of this off his chest. Anyone judging him for anything he said can go 🖕 themselves.

Austin Metcalf’s dad GOES NUCLEAR 💥 on Karmelo Anthony parents‼️ Jeff Metcalf calls Karmelo’s dad a p*ssy 🔥 and says he raised one too. Keep in mind Jeff has been under a gag order this entire time. As the world reacted to his child’s murder he had to remain silent about it. The entire time Karmelo’s family and the people they acquired to speak for them have been attacking Austin’s family and spreading lies about the case. Karmelo’s supporters celebrated Austin’s death and spread some of the most vile things I’ve ever seen all across social media. And through it all Jeff couldn’t say a single word because it could get in the way of him getting justice for his son. That takes a level of strength and restraint that most of us aren’t capable of. Having seen it all play out myself first hand I understand how hard that must’ve been and I also understand his need to finally get all of this off his chest. Anyone judging him for anything he said can go 🖕 themselves.

Cinema Shogun

42,661 次观看 • 2 个月前

If you're surprised that there is now a sex scandal and blackmail surrounding Rfk Jr., then you've really not been paying attention. Let me be clear, aside from it being children (and it better be clear-cut undeniable proof with the common use of AI at this point). I didn't want RFK in his position because he's a saint or because he carries a certain morality about him. I wanted him in that position to remove the toxins from our food, water, and air. To do indepth studies on vaccine use with transparent results so the public can make their own informed and educated decisions. I wanted him in that position to take down big pharma and everything they stand for. So if Israel is indeed blackmailing him with dick pics or sexting with consensual adults into swaying one way or another, they should just know that I do not care. He should know that we do not care. We'll see what else comes out, but the mission is the same, Bigpharma needs reeled in if not dismantled entirely from our government, and our entire food pyramid and education needs an overhaul. The rest is just noise.

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If you're surprised that there is now a sex scandal and blackmail surrounding Rfk Jr., then you've really not been paying attention. Let me be clear, aside from it being children (and it better be clear-cut undeniable proof with the common use of AI at this point). I didn't want RFK in his position because he's a saint or because he carries a certain morality about him. I wanted him in that position to remove the toxins from our food, water, and air. To do indepth studies on vaccine use with transparent results so the public can make their own informed and educated decisions. I wanted him in that position to take down big pharma and everything they stand for. So if Israel is indeed blackmailing him with dick pics or sexting with consensual adults into swaying one way or another, they should just know that I do not care. He should know that we do not care. We'll see what else comes out, but the mission is the same, Bigpharma needs reeled in if not dismantled entirely from our government, and our entire food pyramid and education needs an overhaul. The rest is just noise.

Shipwreck

621,828 次观看 • 1 年前

"Dad is no longer with us…" Behind theseheartbreaking words lies a boy who will never again feel his father’s hand lift him onto his shoulders, who waits every night for footsteps that will never come home. He is one of thousands of Ukrainian children who have lost a parent to this cruel war,children who wake up to an empty place at the table, who ask the question no child should ever have to ask: “Why can’t someone just make it stop?” They do not understand borders, politics, or strategies. They only understand that the person who carried them, laughed with them, promised to always protect them, is gone forever. And in their innocent eyes burns a pain that no treaty, no negotiation, no victory can ever fully heal. These children deserved bedtime stories, not air-raid sirens. They deserved to grow up with both arms of their parents around them, not with only memories and photographs. Tonight, somewhere in Ukraine, another child is crying himself to sleep, whispering “Tata…” into the dark. May the world finally hear that whisper, and find the courage to end the war that keeps stealing fathers and mothers from the ones who need them most. Source: kanal_dim

"Dad is no longer with us…" Behind theseheartbreaking words lies a boy who will never again feel his father’s hand lift him onto his shoulders, who waits every night for footsteps that will never come home. He is one of thousands of Ukrainian children who have lost a parent to this cruel war,children who wake up to an empty place at the table, who ask the question no child should ever have to ask: “Why can’t someone just make it stop?” They do not understand borders, politics, or strategies. They only understand that the person who carried them, laughed with them, promised to always protect them, is gone forever. And in their innocent eyes burns a pain that no treaty, no negotiation, no victory can ever fully heal. These children deserved bedtime stories, not air-raid sirens. They deserved to grow up with both arms of their parents around them, not with only memories and photographs. Tonight, somewhere in Ukraine, another child is crying himself to sleep, whispering “Tata…” into the dark. May the world finally hear that whisper, and find the courage to end the war that keeps stealing fathers and mothers from the ones who need them most. Source: kanal_dim

Oriannalyla 🇺🇦

44,917 次观看 • 9 个月前

This was my FIRST time on a mini ex. My good buddy flew into TN & laughed at me the whole time. Worth a watch with sound on. To answer the question: If I were getting into this “grading driveways” as a side hustle gig, I’d rent a mini ex from a local rental place first (they’re everywhere). Practice on your driveway or in your backyard first. One thing I learned with ZERO experience operating these 6 yrs ago: the best way to learn to use them is to just… “get in the seat and do it”. Practice until you’re comfortable, then throw some “I grade driveways and spread gravel. Free estimates” on FB Marketplace. Call the gravel/stone yard, ask how much to deliver per load, add a couple hundred bucks to that per load when you price a job. Go price a few jobs from leads. Rent the size mini ex you need. Probably will need a Cat 303 size for small jobs. And just do it. First few of them you may underprice, or it may take you twice as long as it normally would. But the fact is…practice makes perfect. With each new opportunity you’ll get better and better at it. I would not invest a ton in equipment right off the bat. I’d rent it until enough jobs come in that will fund the purchase of a small mini ex or skid steer.

This was my FIRST time on a mini ex. My good buddy flew into TN & laughed at me the whole time. Worth a watch with sound on. To answer the question: If I were getting into this “grading driveways” as a side hustle gig, I’d rent a mini ex from a local rental place first (they’re everywhere). Practice on your driveway or in your backyard first. One thing I learned with ZERO experience operating these 6 yrs ago: the best way to learn to use them is to just… “get in the seat and do it”. Practice until you’re comfortable, then throw some “I grade driveways and spread gravel. Free estimates” on FB Marketplace. Call the gravel/stone yard, ask how much to deliver per load, add a couple hundred bucks to that per load when you price a job. Go price a few jobs from leads. Rent the size mini ex you need. Probably will need a Cat 303 size for small jobs. And just do it. First few of them you may underprice, or it may take you twice as long as it normally would. But the fact is…practice makes perfect. With each new opportunity you’ll get better and better at it. I would not invest a ton in equipment right off the bat. I’d rent it until enough jobs come in that will fund the purchase of a small mini ex or skid steer.

BowTiedBroke

206,415 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚨Heartbreaking Street Moment That Exposes Generational Divide : watch most emotional video. A man lifts a heavy container onto his head and suddenly everyone around panics and runs away. No one steps in to help or stop him. But when he sits down and breaks into tears, an elderly grandmother gently places her hand on his shoulder and comforts him with pure kindness. Soon another caring older lady joins to support him. The young people nearby? Almost none showed any empathy or understanding for his pain. This emotional video beautifully reveals the big difference in compassion between the older generation and today’s youth. It makes you wonder has modern life made us so disconnected that we’ve lost the simple human touch our elders still carry? True kindness still exists, but we desperately need to revive it. Tag someone who needs to see this. Do you agree there’s a real generational gap in empathy today? How can we bring back that old compassion in the younger generation?

🚨Heartbreaking Street Moment That Exposes Generational Divide : watch most emotional video. A man lifts a heavy container onto his head and suddenly everyone around panics and runs away. No one steps in to help or stop him. But when he sits down and breaks into tears, an elderly grandmother gently places her hand on his shoulder and comforts him with pure kindness. Soon another caring older lady joins to support him. The young people nearby? Almost none showed any empathy or understanding for his pain. This emotional video beautifully reveals the big difference in compassion between the older generation and today’s youth. It makes you wonder has modern life made us so disconnected that we’ve lost the simple human touch our elders still carry? True kindness still exists, but we desperately need to revive it. Tag someone who needs to see this. Do you agree there’s a real generational gap in empathy today? How can we bring back that old compassion in the younger generation?

Ramesh Tiwari

41,893 次观看 • 2 个月前

I remember those days i would just be upstairs, sometimes for a week. I don't go down. Mum or my sisters or Aunts bring my food upstairs. Sometimes I hear a visitor ask my Dad about me and he tells the person he hasn't seen me for a week and depending on the family relationship, he directs the person to my room. One time, I needed to understand why my Dad and my Mum were always sick and worried when ever I was driving home late. They prefer I sleep or lodge wherever I am then drive at night to my own house (comfort zone). I was driving to visit them one time and I got home past 12 mid9th. I saw my Dad sitting outside waiting for me. This man doesn't joke with his sleep, i asked him why he was still up, and he said he just came out to enjoy fresh air. The next day, my mum told me how my Dad was worried and scared, and I was like at this my age? She said “Your Dad even called Yusuf (Albati barracks) putting them on Standby to go search for you if you were not home by 1 am. I was laughing out so LOUD!... When my Dad came back from work, i was about to leave, i jokingly asked him why he was worrying himself and he said “Person when no get pikin no know wetin God do for am. When you give birth to yours, you will understand”.

I remember those days i would just be upstairs, sometimes for a week. I don't go down. Mum or my sisters or Aunts bring my food upstairs. Sometimes I hear a visitor ask my Dad about me and he tells the person he hasn't seen me for a week and depending on the family relationship, he directs the person to my room. One time, I needed to understand why my Dad and my Mum were always sick and worried when ever I was driving home late. They prefer I sleep or lodge wherever I am then drive at night to my own house (comfort zone). I was driving to visit them one time and I got home past 12 mid9th. I saw my Dad sitting outside waiting for me. This man doesn't joke with his sleep, i asked him why he was still up, and he said he just came out to enjoy fresh air. The next day, my mum told me how my Dad was worried and scared, and I was like at this my age? She said “Your Dad even called Yusuf (Albati barracks) putting them on Standby to go search for you if you were not home by 1 am. I was laughing out so LOUD!... When my Dad came back from work, i was about to leave, i jokingly asked him why he was worrying himself and he said “Person when no get pikin no know wetin God do for am. When you give birth to yours, you will understand”.

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741,539 次观看 • 2 年前